Duxford Treat for P38 jocks

[guitarman68]

Off the Zoo............

I just found this on the flying legends website!!

Let's hope they don't encounter any kind of problems along the way, so we can enjoy a p38 in the air once more over here in Europe! I for one never saw one in real live...

FROM GLACIER TO GLORY

OPERATION BOLERO II TO SET AVIATION MILESTONE AS LEGENDARY P-38 GLACIER GIRL COMPLETES HER HISTORIC WORLD WAR II MISSION

Philadelphia, PA (May 24,2007)—On July 15, 1942, a United States Army/Air Force Squadron departed American soil on Operation Bolero, a World War II aid mission to support U.S. allies in the war torn European theatre. Due to insurmountable weather-related problems en route, the entire squadron of six P-38s and two B-17 Bombers was forced to abort its mission and make an emergency landing on a remote ice cap in Greenland. “The Lost Squadron,â€

[Klinger]

[lil_sparrow]

Salute:

I also saw that documentary.